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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
Cameron.

Chronicle Union: The Postal bosses
at Washington, who refused to sanct.
ion the namo of Newburg for our new
Postoffice in Patterson District, have
adopted the original name of the town
Cameron, and appointed Thos. j.
Hill, the Cameron merchant, Postmas.
ter. We understand contract will
be let for carrying the mail between
Bridgeport and the new town. Now
this vexed question Is settled we hope
our Cameron friends will be "happy
and content"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
A Murderous ASA ult.

Reno Journal: Saturday fracas
occurred at the upper dance. house at
Sierra City, between the proprietor
and young man named William
Woodland, during which the latter
was struck over the head with bar
pitcher, and a wicked cut several
inches long inflicted By the merest
accident the wound did not prove
fatal, although the young man will
carry its mark through life. The citl.
zens are becoming disguised with the
existence of these hurdy-gurdy houses
IN their midst, and it is likely that an
effort will soon be made 10 close them
up forever There are three of these
vile places in town and they are occu.
pied by members Of the demi. monde
and their lovers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

George Schissler is running the Gar
field Saloon on silver basis and is
keeping good place. George makes
1t pleasant for the boys who drop into
the "1ar Flat" and gives everybody
the best that is 10 the muri;.,et. Moth.
ing is too good for his friends. See
ad. under New Today"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

The following names were regis
tered at the Nucleus during the pas,
week:
j. A. Boggs, California.
d. j. Quigiey, Pennsylvania.
2 T. G. Drew, Columbus. Us
Richard Rising, Virginia. .
Trenmnr Coffin, Carson.
Richard Quick. Michigan.
John Allen, ="
r. Cowles and wife, Reno.
Miss Maude Brown, "
Geo. Hanson, Mason Valley.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

Montgomery and Hansen, opened a
side board at the Nucleus on Monday
evening. Hereafter this tirst.class
house will supply the best liquors and
cigars in the market, and patrons will
find quite room in which to enjoy a
social glass or after.dinner smoke.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
The Big Indian.

Orossman and Mcdonald are still
getting good rock from the Big Indian.
They have now II large quantity on
the dump, and are making arrange.
ments to put up an arrasfre.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
dount DRY Letter.
COryville, Aug. 26th. 1887.

Coryville, Aug Goth, 1887.
., Geo. r. Wells,
i President, Mount Cory Mining Co.
- San Francisco Gala.
Dear Sir-During the past week the
Wells shaft has been sunk nine feet.
In the No. 2 south cross cut on the
200 foot level an advance of eight feet
has been made. Consumption of wood
eight and a,half cords. Thirty men
arc now employed.
Respectfully,
Wheeler Allen
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31

The following are the latest copper
quotations from the San Francisco
market: lngot-Lake, 121sc.@ 1890.
Western,-12 c.@121.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
DIED,

At Aurora, New, August 25th., 1887 Lurie,
daughter Of Edwin and Minnie Wood, age
Byears, months and 10 days.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST 81, 1887
HAMPLES.

o ~ff'f. - ~S"n tpH
Bodie. yesterday.
Satin ribbon in new shades just
received at o. F. Taylor's
Sweet potatoes and fine Newcastle
melons. at Bob Wrights. -
J. W. Gray, returned last Saturday
from bis southerntNP.
Rich sand has been found on the
Box claim, near the Pamlioo.
The cool weather allows morning.
glories to stay open all day.
The Garfeld mines are all showing
!. better and more ore than eyer.
Jim Thompson hauled load of
sacks to the Ida mine Yesterday.
Fine new Mason Valley potatoes for
sale by ?. ?. Lovejoy, Wabuska.
1t rained a little last Sunday, but
not enough to wet 2 ducks back. -
s. M. Booker came down from Au.
rora last SUNDAY, to attend court
The pump column OF the Del Monte
mine IS being hauled to the Lent shaft
Miss Clapp has receiyed an appoint.
nent as teacher 10 the State University.
Several of the Marietta chloriders
are getting ready to make shipments
of ore. |tff4 3
Henry Hill who was working on
the corral at Wabuska, returned yes
terday.
o, F. Taylor is renewing his entire
stock Of dry-goods, notions, msdi.
cines etc.
Judge Rising and Trenmor Coffin
came out last Sunday and returned on
Monday,
Fred Webber moved his barber shop,
yesterday TO TIE rooms next door. to
-Four bars of bullion, worth about
$4,000 were shipped from garfield,
yesterday.
5. Green, Chairman Of the Garfield
Limited, was op the north bound train
yesterday.
Judge Murphy came out from Car
son last Sunday, and went to Aurora
the next day.
Governor Bartlett, of California. is
reported better, with a good chance
for recovery.
aobnson Sides and thirty of his
tribe have departed for the hop-felds
of California.
John McGrew of Marietta, went to
Reno, yesterday with a lot of ore from
The Black Hawk,
Wheeler Allen Superintendent of
the Mount Cory returned from vir.
ginia last Thursdsy.
Jerry Quinn has received Q set of
township plats for use in assessing
he land of this county.
G. A. Moreing, General Manager of
the Garfield Consolidated Company,
arrived on Saturday last,
The Syndicate heisting machinery
has all arrived IN Hawlherne and is
ready for shipment to Tuscarora.
The break in wheat did not affect
this section. The Indians continue to
ask heavy price Cor d light sack.
The lnyo Independent says that L.
r Drexler and other capitalists are
putting up a mill at Gold Mountain.
Mono County has crop Of horse
1hieves, The citizens propose to
gather them aud hang them out to dry.
Hank Jewett has false tooth ache.
Heput them in v tumhler of water
mat cooled down to much, last Mon.
day night.
There are reasons for believing that
me railroad survey now being made
scross Nevada is under the direction
0f the y. B 81 Q.
Shaf Hanger took charge of the
q when Sy| light went East
pna' 'sa good miner and knows how
70 take out pay rock
q
Syl Light left last Friday to visit
ps old home in Lancaster ohio. He
WIZ attend the Grand Army encamp
ne'' before be goes home.
watches or anything in the line of
Every needing repairs if left at o.
iaylors will be forwarded 10
p,seo'"ss workman, Good work
s suAra0teed, prompt stteht,op and
reasonable prices,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-08-31
HOSTING WORKS FOR SALE.

GONsIsTING OF THIRTY. HORSE-POW
~ or Engine, Forty inch Boiler, One thous-
and feet fiat wire Cable. Safety Gage, Jumps
and all necessary fXtures. Everything In
good order and as good az new. Apply to
JOHN CRONKITE,
Markleeyillc, California
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
TaK sFsFeFoF raE ENgoUnoS'.

IHE EFEf4 fOF faE EAECt Hons.
- siEse5 og tls sxsc1Elan ~ -as AZ
sfcuists las bss1 precisely what vas
pssaictsd ~ tks IzLEa4A& hkaALD.
fhsss 80 n0 violsacs on ths Day u he
execution. nor ga .hat u tho funeral.
lls Ss~ YGsx Worlds Chicago corFss-
ponl.sat presented las sltaaiiOa precisely
Lea. after describing Tie funeral And
IS quieiIess, Ls said. ~Ai this means
that ths salloss has loas good work
he seed Of the martyrs al nos seem
- Do - .srslls ~ ths sdr0lt ColoEel Is
ssss0lL AID iLs OgmDls0as CARrEA
AAEs.soN bad predicted Leaisfless
AMI splrsflsss, co~sd zad dishsartsned,
ths ANARCHISTS followed tue four cofiina
With msekaess AMI good behavior that
we're surprising. ksen aud al anew
what these soaias sisaiasd, aud az each
fslt % us throat aud glanced Al tho sky
bs conclldsd tAas ii szs bsstsr to 70
isas v.oisat aut iva tnsa 10 raise pro-
d,giC1s eOnEo.iol sud travel fsst tore-
nloss All wlle araksa nsclS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

J. , csTrel. Of cnleAso, was in tosa -
tsrday.
G.F. o.sa. Of Detroit Vas in so~n -
teFday.
there vas very bis sea on ths biz AZ
yesterday.
o Phillips. Of Grand Rapids. was ia ,owa
yesterday.
Chss. Hall. Of Grand Rapids. wss Al The
Occidental yesterday.
Jas. Wood. Of Chicago. vas al the Brad
ford h0lsl yesterday
w. b. Patterson aud vile were al tie
Commercial H0oss yesterday.
The bel sss hanged ia the new N. l.
Church. corner gsters0a and Ciay-sYsS.
yesterday.
The boys Of the Loyal Legion Will drill
this essalng a. Good Ivmplars Hal. under
Capt. Moran.
Henry Westsrh0uss was taken 10 tue Pc
hes station yesterday afternoon by IonstA-
be h. Neslernsn IOf being lataxiealed.
Arthur Henmsl and Alex Aafkinson
were arr4igaed before udge Ryan yesterday
on = charge OF larceny. Their sentence v -
susperdea.
X. II. Smith was aTFaignsd hsiore Judge
- ~ 1c11<AA~y AOk uc4AS AtNtA @Aif N.acf-
dsfiy. lie Was sentenced ~ ten days Ia the
County Jail.
y. l.. Dryer and J. h. Coggshsll went To
Rassnna yesterday morning TO conduct .
meeting OF tie Board OF School Examiners
FOR examination OF applicants for teachers
certificates.
The alarm Of fire was given yesterday
morning al twenty minutes 10 O clock.
eansei from the burning of grocery store
owned by Moses Dugetle. OF Lower Town.
TIE lire originated IN the basement from
tae bottom the chrenney. Owing 10 the
pramptEess and hard work OF the hremen
il was extinEuished before much damage
Was done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

During the heavy gale Thursday after
noon the schooner A. J. Dewey was sight
ed, dying signals of distress about eight or
ten miles out from this port. Capt. Wood,
OF the Life Saving Station, secured the Tug
North Muskegon. at once started for the
schooner. A very heavy gale WAS prevail
lng a. the time and many were afraid that
the tug and The rescueFs would be unable to
reach the vessel. After a rough time the
tug reached the Dewsy, fastened G line TO
her and after another perilous, encounter
with the high wases.pulIed safely into this
harbor. The Dewey's crew cons,sts OF nine
men and it is needless to say that All speak
in tie most Asttering tarms OF the heroisui
Of the men Who Tisked their lives 10 cave
them. rhe vessel was loaded WITH cargo
OF lumber and left Manistse Wednesday
afternoon for Chicago. She became DIS
sbled. lO.t most OF her deck load aad
drifted about considerably Caronicie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
lttQtl Grani Haven { MIxlukns,

fDsuy, sunday C1cepie1. +as4f-
Pre- er efs ssIat the If.rat hErrcf %
r.. mace lHfci fali ncctiuus fuT Arr hr 4 bos-
tor. sn j ! .iDfs Past
AiGh' D pIess hss VA naF seer az g1f rom
Sr Gfri it 30 tffr1it
Through tickets 600 g. 4 Haiuis ffr e q.
FD etptpa ssf u ht ru scrUns1 a. n -.
u. q u. RsiTssd a. oiioe. sescis Huic. an d
ni depot
JAs CaErEEIg. city rse Aft-
Gre r. RnEgE 1rsnc Mansscr ChlcssD
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

sWbst uakes m7 skin 80 dark and muddy
Ny cheeks wsre enrf - suaocth snd rucdy ?
uss tha l.est ccSgy ssics uste.
= what the lovs.y maiden ssit-
rThsf's not the ere. rsT charming Is
TIE f,cinr saisi--. rsrlefr rer ms
II vuIl vsu- skin ~1us4 keep froaf tsi1k
piscsra tas posisr and TIE psint.
TIE proper thi1q ~ al such ills
Is this reu1arxet tde man ~ ntg
E1rica he 1iood a1d naske 3 rrrs-
IN shis TcU'f sni ta~ eniy crre
~ fierces Golden Necz Discovery
vi 80 thls xithoaf 6sii. A. drnEzists-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
letT0It, LANSING { knIthrrn
Lake ShQ[s { Mich Southern.

4 locsI frsFEt ieeres Grand ffTffs 81 -
m. carrying 1sassfa agers - f0f o. kainf1 sFf0
~ trains daily efcfyi sunday.
Through tiCsetf 20 e. points and neTthf ~ sieep-
ing cescnrs can BE- secured a. Union IlCArl D.aos
G. Nouroe-st aud at ocpol
w NcKrSsFf. AsL
Gro. ". nrnsnN. cts TSckei Agent
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
VI Muskegon

O1Es, - aesaR<a ave. a4sr 1Ge
g ! sE1k4x. EkAAL. eslsseIo1 eEegg 1-sdaS2s A.
= eizck-
nUsxE5oS. sSTusokY. xov =
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
! !IlIlI!T! II!
: 10 30 2S s. 40 a. so Lao
> Is zS so 40 so IS co AGO
so sell 40 SO 60 20. SO 400
4 rs seT 90 e5 rs SO loo 8 90
q so 45l SIS 10 IS loo lie S.z5
So SO 60 go a5 Lilo l.x5 3.Se


$4,000 sai l.oihsd hsFb s.lSIss iSssfs 5as as WELL
$1,000 buJ h half interest IN good psyiag stat
t0neTy businetS
81 50o busls one OF the hest Photograph Gal
leftes and business ia this city.
81 GOO ba Ne interest fn one OF he Dest pay lag
light mt IA fiu ing business IN tls STATE.
Ssvn VIII eay, II taken this week nrst class
confectionery business well worth s., ,ouo.
Iaese are thly few OF the sOod OpeniDgs We
have on our l0oss for those vita smal capital 70
invest IL vi III COS. ycu nothing 10 investigate.
Grand JniOnl Commercial bureau AMI Business
chance kxehange Rooms ( =, Pierce klocs
Tel 20. T. I avis & Co Managers. SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TIE New lerk rclcs have deus just
u5st resnlsr sentuent sud ne pablic
saleiy isusuds in arressirg JoHsSS
NcsE Ibe enly place Gar such blassat
histherski,es ss he = behiua bars. and
TIE plscine ~ them there VII have
bee lhlll afanL
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
Itbjnst one week to

II is inst one week today n write on Fri
dsy since the condemned anarchists met
with their jast deserts, and already the pre-
dicfions Of the TELEsRAI HERALB nave
been verified. Not only has there been no
further murders, no rioting. no incendiar-
.s,a. 40 lOOting. and not even a disturbance
of ans sort bat sincs that aveugsng Friday
morning there has scarcely been a meeting
OF the anarchists held anywhere. Better
still, Ha5r Mos, the violent and brutal, but
cowariiy and criugiDx ringlssdsr has been
compelled 80 eat his own inhsmmatory
language. aud IS now where he snouid have
been long months since. safely lmmured
within tbs dungeon Vsilsin New York City.
ave-y where fas req Tag las been faried,
ard ia erstEblis eistkDt, bullying and
b.oo4thirsty followers have siuuk away III
to iheir native holes aud hiding pisces.
whence they sill show their teeth, oGt dare
not Use tnelT uaiIs- As vas predicted Ia
this c0iImn ne Wild beast. having been
looked square In the face. f. cred The
wild beast realizes thss hs has q keeper.
lie 1ss fsif tie prod. and. feelirg it. has
aoHed 0is lioa . SKIN and stands before tue
rorid TIE snsskirs. sinking iscssl that he
really is fes- is indeed she Wora FOR suCl
= uisn er crowd shsrp. short and 10 tbe
posnt must Re the Nation dsaGnEs with
al such one hanging match has done
much 90 correct the evil Nov. Sc need oe
iet another foilow. II need -. make a
martyr Of Herr Most, snd martyrs
a1er tsst CT al TIE litlle Hosts. for. ai.sr
81 thsas naTi7rloms are mos what the
aumsnifsrians ssid fhsy would be. They
s-e really what fhis psper ca.isa tbsua.
Every mnrtgr IS an example 10 bis kidd,
ans examples are what the emergency hss
called ior sd fully justices Hang the
head Parsvzs ths hands. Strike pr0Mpt
and nsrsi. snd usks ssch hlow dead ?
one The good wcTS is veli begun, out
uuch remslu7 5o DE-. Tor our country - not
az ireiV safe justice has lot been f1ll7
rindifsteti s1d Anarchists wili r0t have
raiiv earned taeir iesscn while enc rri
traitor is allowed 70 9smt his Gag. and
rake hs boasts sni thresfs sni plans for
anarchy Ant wurier pu5lciy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

ous ~ the f-iands II ne lsts snarch-
'sss PROPOSES iae Fsrca sse = xroasds
CT sn sHarehist ceue1e-T W Know 81
81 urre appropriate plsce fcr s1ar \
ats.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

The term o. Postmaster CosaER is rap
idiy approaching its close. Ibs little
Harry over hls successor. which was ere
sisd b. irsqasn. visits OF prominent
Washington psopis % ths White House
,s~ monibs sgo. has. however. almost
died ogt. Ibsrs may some speculation
for q month 70 come. 0Gt DO definite
sclion . hksly. Ihs President, II IL
stated Al Ice Whte House. is now sn-
gagged Ga bis message. snd u0th Il -
hnisaed every thing shss eau zais will De
postponed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

ST. Louis = to have So exciting slsc-
tion next rassdsy ,or school directors,
ths NAN iseus "a tas contest being
whsthsr or Bos German sczli os isngas
in toe pubic schools. The GsTnsa-
Ansricaa ci;issns gsnsrsllY fsvor their
language. though there q stroog ssn-
tment sxsinst teaching s0y foreign
toueu~ st the pubiic sxpeose. and sc
cgDtsst promises - ca s1ite ciose. " "a
,hs cbancs= iavorirg tue deisst o. TIE
proposition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

eAE Ia feupd ~ disld1a< tie nsAabsr ~
~eras ~ sssen- AEy p~rt VI . iise ooastea
"a one fatl liae-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TIE Frsrcs n Wsies = z~ftnx =
stfeusicn IN Eoglsna iust nov han a :
Princn q Nas,<r&
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Prop. Swallow. Chicago, 260, 900 lumber;
sehr Thos. Hume, Chicago. 2j0,00O lumber;
Prop Albert A. Soper. Chicago, 10000 lum-
Der: total, 10000 lumber.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

go ysslsr3sy Every~hsFs tA1k "L2--
zls sSss La pips : saIs - -.
TIE cisy sssns ~ - ssLrink e1ilg isfs
thls ysaF al sroaad. La sPPoztleeln< t1s
l.xes iAs bssEd of e2psfstsels F-4s ~ Fsr
esEG Vi sh@ bcEds4 aFoe tas eitg - s<.isss
Al pr esat. ugaa Ias cgogts. - mica ios
s4sxass $50 Is l. "A o45sr - apportaen
iaessas. sad tAs sg4ts sises " Grand
hsp.3s - 30 - snd 70 hsnt eounty
s. Izl85. ia elhsr s0ras the essy pays -
pss csnt. of he gz1ez, 4aa receives llile
lsss l.4a 59 PER ceIs. % tns primary sc1oo-
i4Lsgest naEa. N31sdy "a ~ n.zase IA
B@f @fi1ul2z ~ gsA nsEc luc2 y o0Fs. &Isa
slsLl Z l. had i4e1.
SCI xnown Lsonsrs-st yoaug business
maa eiiaiG Tie past 80 days assseen ts4zns
a "a 4Aele lssson. lie = = a4n u InAay
ssol qualities eus G4s lal.sa iaio tae eaa
aa5ig VI stadgln< Tie Fsd4ess oi the wins
an tie rcl sa.fIcn uals u TIE hop juice
~ tAs sxclaAloa OF mere imUostant sAd
pfol--Dls gi.siness. lie h4s oSen nlade
csre.ssa. too. D. The l4ct that he has ricA
ness NaO regularly once = month 'coa1e
do1n' ~ith noesal contribution 10 his
zenefal Innd- he las = siis, too, who = .
lzitaf1l. devoted nltis NON sn, 4ld sno
has ions osen very tiret VI er husoand >
lille sccsntFie4iles. ihe olnef day the
Aussaad fscslyed the customary Snecz,
went down tosn. c4shed tns paper, and
disappeared from poDilc yiss into tie
cia5ztszl precincts Ol an Arcade
saloon. lie hfst filed Up with the
boys and next concluded 10 ait ii
Rllh thsz. bat had hardly got his chairs
warmed. whsn opened banged the DOOR,
and in stamped an indignant and decided
lgl calm lIllle woman. = 10, walking sirais NJ
up 10 oar Maeh sslonisEsd hero, came
straight 20 The point slta You Caa glss
NE gle nI1uey " go home Win ne your
scli, ard l doa'E care Woien, bal Z must be
one VI tie two right, straight OF, and please
FrIaenEeeg L. Inc spotted spouse at
tempted 10 explain aud u expostg.ale, but
the UEatal4l vile only ses Der teeth hard,
and took chair, ami thsre sas sat steadily
/ and silently until tie alssrunted gentle
gnan xsOAe - . realizing SENSE Of things,
ani surrendered uncondluOnAl.y. Alter
reaching home. however. ae hid the money,
bat his vile soon found lt, and went oown
town, aud spent the whole suni where it
woald 10 the nOsl s0Od-IGLo al osder for
necessary household lhings. Achilles then
stops 81 suikius Ia bis tec. there Was q
teaTfa. yet eDioya Ole family reunion OF two.
and iE Is hopea Oy lnends that ths worst Is
about over, and that Achilles Will DC bet
lsr now"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

The tttisih Clnuess a.A % RS
mAsksbls IA tLs nam5sr 0s shs uss mem
bsrs Who have a-ger bsen la legislative
body. Ia tAs sbssncs Of M ofiieisl data
ths best estimate l. that asaTly Ore-ha!f
lIs nts members. Ihsrs was 9 terrible
slaughter - E0mloa'ing conventions and
as ,As lss- election D, no iunOcsnis Of
tie Fosiy- ninth Congres The Demo
cratic nssIorlsy ia tho House q Dot 80
large 5 usual. Oat 0t tns tolI c, 3-5,
Tie ATTEST figures from ihs oeics @, tie
Gers q tee House pu's ihe Democratic
s.F<ngfh cf the mex. House G., i69, and
RAT ot tho Rspaol cans a, l52. Nag-
wuEps, tHoss Who wl4 not 20 mo she
caucus u e..hsr psr;y), 4.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

TIE fscUits and trusfses - CcsVsIn
hsve abandoned tEs 7horur systsul.r
ard rrant so uore "honors~ tor marked
succees IN schcicrhip. They wsnt sksir
sguIsn,s tn ioliow after learrinz sor Wis
desu sake. and not for he sake e empty
lsursss won BY psssing examinations.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

flsiy- A. OlbrfN Qai.f eAetn suDc11.
f.ceping ear run on fAcinc aid zfisltil "a,
prtssss 90 aud nan Dstfoit fsfioF ears fa. 90
Day txIroSs snd Grand ksFf1f tEprcs, A. aid
fttn betFcit--lirCCi COuueclisus Inade "a Ielr0it
Win q. Through Trains east -flftfx on - 4 "a
Union Ticket oclcs 81 Acur0e 81. au8 el lll0n
Gepot
u ". JOIN on. Mich Pas, At s5 Aoflrue-sL
CHAA. ~ NoNRR. Gen AL a3 Iouroest
o ". kuCeHlA q a. and A.. C14aseo
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Those delicious buns can only be found
at the Parlor Bakery, 200 East Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

WANTED - EVERYBODY TO CALL AND
w examine my lie sze trDhiee Sosk. Also
lutey tue finest work of the kiad doae n ths
ely and al the loESst paces. a. A. Barr, Z
Culai-st. f4e
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19
WALKS AND TALKS.

T.. * Ratnban All Lis piae ~sfe "a
tssa yssssr3sy Every~hsss tAAk "L42-
zLk ESes La pIps = size - -.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

Drrs ID. Les. PAssgS's Successor sa
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-19

/ see By the disps'ches that several JOB
printers and members OF the typographical
mon IN Chicago have been arrested on the
charge OF conspiracy" It being alleged
l.4al lhey have violated the provisions OF
tne Merritt conspiracy law passed by the
limos legislature last Winter. As IL Is
n0g egen charged in the complaint that
thess men have oeen guilty OF any threats
or vIolence, or thEJ they have cone any
thing 3us let the employ OF certain firm
and uTged others To ieaye. the charge IS On
is isce unjust, GusErranted and indefensi-
bic from any standpoint / bslieve in JUS
tice, bat IL equal justice ali round. And /
10 not believe IN riots. lswleSsness,
or disorder OF any sort, but / do
believe in the inslisnaols right OF
labor as well as capital to organize
and 70 employ all legal, peaceaoie Iaethots
20 achieve Us purposes. Al orderly, peace
Go.s 'sirtks' - As much the inaliensOle
ugAs III Labor rs All orderly, peaceao!e
.ockCuL IS tEs iaa.4enaDle right of Capt.
lai. Il str.Gr ne Indeed Conspiracy, 50
- n LOCKOUT. sLd II after striking tina. Is
alter qDiilRg work. striker peaeeably
and II a. OEcSfly m4ans. wisass 20 lnha-
eaee some other msn - follow his exam
PIC tbs - also s5 much ms lnaiienabie
Ti.ls, - It Is The right Of any Capitalist 20
adosu 20 or ask isoin any fe.lOS-c2pitaiist
sympathy .nd CO operation. Neither strikes
DOg lccsouts are pleasant or prom able metn-
Ols OF setting CllersEcs between the en-
p.oye and ths employer, Du. both often
appear to Dc necessary, bo'n are legal
and proper. and one Is just as lsgsl
aud Just As proper as the other. II lhe
Aernlr lsw is really so Constructed that
these Caicsgo defendants. upon the strength
OF What they are ac.Ia;iy charged With, can
Be found guilty OF any oi.ensc, or COM
PEELED 10 ray any penalty. that law IS
plainly discriminating, unconstitutional
and simply outrageous. and II should BE-
Prcmpgiy repealed There should be no
ciass la~s IA America and no cliques nor
c.ssses before tie law. IL IS the people only,
consitered as oae great, common. homo
gsasous whole. neither es capitalists nor
.aoorers es employers or employed, but
only as ali alike citizens OF L common coun-
try that the statutes should or can take
cognizAnce Of Neither Capital nor Laoor
eau afford another sort OF ias, but il such a
lsr must come. let II Apply 10 the conspir-
ing coal bafons first and 70 conspirng
pulters afterwards.